lo list. The attached patch allows qemu to have several mouse
handlers. The reason for this is that adding a usb mouse/tablet will
override the primary mouse event handler so there needs to be a way of
restoring a previous mouse input handler such as the ps/2 device on the
PC system target (a
the fact that macs don't have bioses probably has something
to do with it, I would guess.
--lf
On 11/24/06, Marian-Nicolae V. Ion <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hello all!
Is it possible to install a MacOS as a guest in Linux? I've tried to
create a disk image then I've tried to boot various CD v
> > - proper restoration of usb with savevm/loadvm
>
> It sounds sane. But if you think about _real_ hardware, being connected to
> the host physically, and being used inside the guest, it suddenly sounds a
> strange request. At least in this broad hand-waving form of "usb".
Yes, sorry for being to
Hi,
On Fri, 24 Nov 2006, David Roberts wrote:
> - proper restoration of usb with savevm/loadvm
It sounds sane. But if you think about _real_ hardware, being connected to
the host physically, and being used inside the guest, it suddenly sounds a
strange request. At least in this broad hand-wavi
lo list. Attached is a patch that implements save/load state for
the uhci controller. The code will only work well if you remove all usb
devices attached to the guest prior to saving the vm state. There is no
code yet that tries to reconstruct the ports list.
I'm sure there will need to
Hi,
On Fri, 24 Nov 2006, Eric Bellard wrote:
> Kazu r3.dion.ne.jp> writes:
> > -monitor option is not supported.
>
> Do you have any plan to support it? Is it not supported because it has not
> be tested? do you have a known problem with this option?
IIRC it is that stupid limitation of Window
Hello all!
Is it possible to install a MacOS as a guest in Linux? I've tried to
create a disk image then I've tried to boot various CD versions of Mac
(9, 10.3 and 10.4) but it ended quickly saying that "no boot disk was
found" or something like that. However, the same dmg images have been
normall
> However, we have seen that the condition bits in CPSR differers compared to
> one other arm instruction set simulator, running the same binary. This
> indicate for us that there might be something wrong i QEMU (translate.c
> op.c for ARM). However, it is not proven yet.
The only restriction it t
Hi Kazu,
Kazu r3.dion.ne.jp> writes:
-monitor option is not supported.
Do you have any plan to support it? Is it not supported because it has not
be tested? do you have a known problem with this option?
Thanks by advance,
Regards,
eric
Sent: Tuesday, November 21, 2006 4:24 AM Eric Bellar
Hi Eduardo,
The ",server" option is not a good choice for me:
- I prefer to start a server socket from my gui and plug qemu into it. It's
less error prone (when it works :-) :
=> I was using ",server" before and I needed to sleep my gui process an
*enough* amount of time to wait for qemu start
On Thu, 23 Nov 2006, Wolfgang Schildbach wrote:
I very much doubt there is any problem with the CPSR. The ARM emulation
has correctly run hundreds of millions of instructions coming from many
different compilers and hand-written assembly. Can you be more precise in
what the effect is that you se
> > - I noticed that images refer to their base image using an absolute path. Is
> > there a way to change an image's base image reference? (for example when the
> > base image is renamed / moved to a different directory)
> qemu-img convert [-c] -O qcow
> should do what you want.
I believe that
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On Thu, 23 Nov 2006, Don Kitchen wrote:
> > > - I noticed that images refer to their base image using an absolute path.
> > > Is
> > > there a way to change an image's base image reference? (for example when
> > > the
> > > base image is renamed / moved to a different directory)
> > qemu-img con
Hi,
Here's a list of features that I feel would be useful for QEMU to have at some
stage. Feel free to critique any of them.
- proper restoration of usb with savevm/loadvm
- integrated clipboard sharing - i.e. without network dependencies
- drag'n'drop support - i.e. dragging a file onto the qemu
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